householding
- noun
- /ˈhaʊsˌhoʊldɪŋ/
- Archaic
:
gestión del hogar
- Good householding requires careful planning of both chores and expenses.
Examples
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She took pride in her efficient householding and well-organized home.
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Effective householding can reduce monthly expenses significantly.
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Modern technology has changed the way people approach householding tasks.
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Many families struggle with householding during tough economic times.
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Good householding involves budgeting and making sure bills are paid on time.
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Efficient householding can help families save money on groceries and utilities.
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The art of householding includes organizing chores and managing expenses effectively.
Synonyms
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1.8
Work that keeps a home clean and running, like cleaning and cooking
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1.0
Regular cleaning and small tasks to keep a home tidy
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4.9
The life and daily tasks people do at home, like cooking and cleaning
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2.5
Care and work to keep a house and family well
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4.9
Getting your home and things tidy and ready
Managing a home and doing daily tasks like cooking and cleaning
Work to keep a home clean and organized
How Organized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Householding comes from house ('home') and holding (from the verb hold, 'to keep' or 'manage'). Think of it as 'holding your house'—looking after the money, chores and daily needs of your home. That's why householding means managing and organising a household.